Chase Brexton Health Services

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from August 16, 2020
  

  shark1893 asked:

  Does anyone here have a good therapist they recommend, specifically someone who does CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy)? Moving to Baltimore next week, starting a new job and life. I want to be better and stronly believe I need therapy, specifically CBT. It's hard to just google and read reviews... Some reviews can be fake. Need recommendations. Thanks!

  

  Bitsycat11 replied:

  I go to Chase Brexton, they are amazing, and they have pretty much every type of health provider, a pharmacy, and a lab all in one building. 10/10 recommend. 1111 North Charles Street. https://www.chasebrexton.org/

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• Referral from May 18, 2014
  

  Diane D. asked:

  OK people I need your help does anybody know a dentist that will take payments I have a tooth broke down to the nerve and its kicking my ass .I can't deal with the pain.

  

  Andy L. replied:

  Chase Braxton, I go to them for my dentist right down by 5 th reg. Armory and the Lyric. http://chasebrexton.org/index.php/services/medical/

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• Referral from March 25, 2013
  

  joyeuxnoelle asked:

  Transition resources in Baltimore County? I'm in my early 30s and came out as an MTF transgender woman about a year and a half ago. The place I was living at the time - a hyperconservative area in the middle of Michigan - afforded absolutely nothing in terms of transgender care, so it sort of slipped my mind that I could even get support at all. Recently, though, I've moved back to the area I grew up in, northern Baltimore County in Maryland, and immediately sought out a therapist who deals with trans issues (who's been excellent), but I'm stuck on finding other resources - specifically an endocrinologist, since the endo my therapist used to recommend just retired. I don't have insurance, so I can't get a recommendation that way, and I'm honestly not sure where to even start looking. Any thoughts on resources (especially medical resources) for someone looking to *start* transitioning after 30 in Baltimore County? Thanks!

  

  hefaestos replied:

  I had to look up how far north Baltimore County goes [not a MD native, though I've lived here for 10+ years]... Pretty far north! If Baltimore isn't too far a haul, they have [Chase Brexton](http://www.chasebrexton.org/), a sliding scale LGBT/community clinic, which I think does informed consent HRT. If nothing else, they might be able to point you towards other resources/providers.

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